I'm waving my magic wand in Marvel

Grindelwald stepped out of the shadows under the tower and became a man in the magical kingdom, a man unknown and unrecognized, influencing the operation of the world behind the scenes.

"Impossible," Wanda denied, "You are the Witch King's enemy, how could he..."

"You are wrong, Wanda." Grindelwald raised his finger and shook his finger and said, "We are not enemies."

"Make magic great again."

Grindelwald's eyes missed Wanda's figure and fell on the thin white-haired figure.

"The world needs the Witch King, and it also needs Grindelwald."

"In your world, there are superheroes, but in this world, Muggles and wizards are far from that harmonious."

Grindelwald said in a cruel and calm tone: "Aliens need to die."

The cold wind caressed my face.

Wanda didn't know why, but she felt sad in her heart.

She looked at the Witch King and asked, "Why, he is still sleeping."

"Asleep?" Grindelwald smiled.

"you are wrong."

"He has woken up."

"In that eternal paradise."

...

Eternal paradise?

where is that?

"Dream."

Grindelwald walked towards the throne and said, "The three heads of the rune."

“The mastermind, the sleepwalker, the critic.”

He traced his finger across the throne, "The planner sits high on the throne and becomes a container for magic."

“Critics die before they are born and die young.”

"A sleepwalker, he has no body, cannot touch reality, will not die, and travels in everyone's dreams."

Grindelwald stopped. He stood next to the throne, like a servant beside the king, and like the master behind the scenes.

His eyes in the darkness glanced at Wanda with unknown meaning.

"The stars seek to awaken their King."

"But they were wrong."

Grindelwald paused and said, "The sleeping king does not want to wake up."

"Why?" Wanda only had questions after arriving here.

Grindelwald didn't mind giving the last witch in the world an answer and said: "Because of his selfishness."

"You can touch here." He pointed his finger at the Witch King's heart. "It's still beating there."

"It jumped five hundred years ago, and it will jump five hundred years later. One thousand years is not the end, and ten thousand years is also unknown."

"He couldn't accept the death of someone close to him and chose to escape."

The corners of Grindelwald's lips curved into a sarcastic expression.

"His magic is spread all over the world, but he cannot forcefully twist his will."

"So he chose to sleep in his dream." Wanda said silently.

The dark-hearted and somewhat childish Witch King turned out to be so sentimental.

Vision suddenly said: "You dominated the era of magic law."

Wanda was stunned.

Grindelwald did not deny it, but admitted frankly, "Magic should be above all else."

"You haven't thought that power will corrode their hearts, right?" Vision spoke again, staring at Grindelwald, "What's going on with eternal sleep?"

"The throne shed tears." Grindelwald did not answer directly, but looked at the Witch King's drooping white hair. "A world that can reunite everyone has become his mission."

"Sleepwalker," Wanda muttered.

The planner becomes a magical vessel and the critic dies.

The so-called Witch King exists in name only.

Only the ubiquitous sleepwalker is still wandering in the dreamland.

Sleep forever.

A long and never-ending dream.

Grindelwald dominated the Age of Magical Law, and civil strife within the Nine Rings led to sleepwalkers dragging everyone into a dream from which they would never wake up.

"The time is not short." Grindelwald glanced at his pocket watch, "You have one last question."

"I know what you are going to do to wake up the Witch King and change everything."

Grindelwald shook his head and told the cruel truth.

"It's an incomplete rune, and the critics who don't go out so much don't wake up."

"The Witch King will not wake up. All you can do is to use the container to end the spread of eternal sleep."

Grindelwald bowed gracefully and "ended his life with the Witch King's sword."

This answer made both Wanda and Vision sink their hearts.

They hoped that the Witch King would solve all problems, but the reality was so cruel.

Either kill the Witch King and stop the spread of eternal sleep magic.

Or let the Witch King continue to sit on the throne and spread eternal sleep endlessly until the universe is silent.

Grindelwald gave them one last question.

Wanda hesitated and asked, "Why did Longbottom die?"

If the stars had not entered civil strife, the Witch King would not have been so desperate that he dragged his life into eternal sleep.

Longbottom's death is the key. Compared with Cedric's unknown life and death, Longbottom's death directly ignites all the conflicts among the stars.

The answer to this question is known only to the leaders of the era of magic law.

Grindelwald looked at Wanda quietly for a few seconds.

When Wanda was worried that he would take action.

He spoke slowly: "Because Neville Longbottom, he is the person closest to the Witch King."

Not the powerful Percy Weasley.

Nor was the king's deputy, Heinrich Edgar.

Not even Draco Malfoy, who was as proud of Slytherin as the king.

It is Neville Longbottom who seems to be the most different from the Witch King.

"Neville Longbottom died of his own free will. He was saneer than all the stars."

"Magic cannot rule the heart, that's what he saw."

"His death gives wizards a warning."

"It's a pity that he misjudged the horror of magical laws." Grindelwald said, "His death gave the stars clarity, but it was only short-lived."

"Profit drives the stars, and has done so since Weasley's long reign at the Ministry of Magic."

Grindelwald's eyes seemed to have the ability to look directly into people's hearts.

He said: "All their harmony is based on the pivot of the Witch King."

Losing the Witch King, the hub is broken.

Friendships connected to the stars will gradually be destroyed over time.

They used to be able to believe so freely, all because of a boy named John Wick.

When they know that the Witch King will no longer wake up, the forces and families they run will be pushed to extremes.

Because no one can replace the Witch King, this result will eventually mean destruction.

After asking all the questions, Grindelwald slowly left here.

Wanda and Vision watch him go.

This person may be sad.

The Witch King, who was selfish but loved all wizards, failed to bring this man to eternal sleep.

In the whole world, only Grindelwald will be left.

He would wait in the shadows of the tower until the death of this body.

The only connection between the sleepwalker and the world is the body of the Witch King.

Kill the Witch King?

Wanda looked at the ring on her hand.

The faint light that is about to be extinguished also indicates the outcome of this choice.

They finally walked down the tower.

In the crumbling wizard city, they saw Mark 42 sitting on a bench, the light in his eyes gradually becoming fainter.

Vision placed the round gem into the reactor on Jarvis's chest.

Jarvis raised his head and asked, "Did you succeed?"

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